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Sacrifice Villains Gallery Full Portable -

Resources are finite. By wiping out half of all life, the remaining half can thrive. The Result: A "grateful" universe, or so he believes. 2. Ozymandias (Watchmen)

These characters operate on a scale of cold, hard logic. They are the heroes of their own stories, convinced that their horrific actions are a necessary price for a greater good that only they are brave enough to achieve. The Philosophy of the "Greater Good" sacrifice villains gallery full

Global peace achieved through a mountain of corpses. 3. Itachi Uchiha (Naruto) Resources are finite

He chose the lives of his family to prevent the deaths of millions, living his life as a hated criminal to maintain the secret peace. 4. Magneto (X-Men) The Philosophy of the "Greater Good" Global peace

Having survived the Holocaust, he believes "never again" requires preemptive strikes.

He slaughters his entire clan, including his parents, leaving only his younger brother alive.

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